Bhulekh Odisha Map: View Your Village Map and Plot

Two official routes to the Odisha village map

The Bhulekh FAQ also says maps are under the "MapView" tab. In our research the Map View link existed but its content did not load for us, so we cannot describe its screens in detail. If it does not open, use Bhunaksha. Our dedicated Bhunaksha Odisha guide covers that portal in more depth.

Get your details from the RoR first

Map search is much easier if you already have the plot number. Open your Khatiyan on Bhulekh (see how to view the RoR) and note down from the back page:

• District, Tahasil and Mouza (village) name
• Every plot number in the khatiyan
• The area (ରକବା) and kisam of each plot
• The boundaries column (ଚୌହଦି), which names neighbouring plots

The RoR fields we saw do not include a map sheet number or an RI circle. You usually find those on the map portal itself, as explained below. If you have only the plot number, the plot details guide helps you confirm the khatiyan first.

Steps: view your plot on Bhunaksha Odisha

1. Open https://bhunakshaodisha.nic.in/bhunaksha/ in your browser. Place names are in Odia.
2. State is already Odisha. Choose the District.
3. Choose the Tehsil (the same as Tahasil on Bhulekh).
4. Choose the RI circle. If you do not know it, try each RI in the tahasil and look for your village name.
5. Choose the Village.
6. Choose the Sheet No. Many villages have several sheets, for example 01 to 05.
7. Click on your plot in the map, or search the plot number if a search box shows.
8. Open "Plot Info" to read the plot's details.
9. For a printable version, go to the plot report and use "Show Report" or "Show Report PDF".

The step order is our reading of the portal's labels, not an official manual. If your screen looks different, keep the same idea: narrow down from district to village, then sheet, then plot.

Finding the right sheet number

A large village is split across several map sheets. The portal does not tell you in advance which sheet holds your plot. Practical tips:

• Plot numbers may run in blocks across sheets. Open sheet 01, read the plot numbers, and move up or down to the sheet where your number range appears.
• Use the neighbouring plots from the RoR boundaries column to confirm you are on the right spot.
• Switch the base map between "Google Map" and "Bing Maps" to compare with roads, ponds or buildings you know.
• Try the "Layers" or "Show FMB Layers" options if plot lines are hard to see.

The plot report also has a "Scale" field and an option for "All Plots of same owner" in addition to "Single Plot". No official map scale value was found on the pages we checked, so do not measure distances off the screen and treat them as survey figures.

Online map vs official map sheet

The online map and plot report show no legal-validity statement. Treat them as a guide for locating land, not as a survey or demarcation. For an official copy of the village map, the Odisha Revenue Services portal offers "Apply for Cadastral Map(s) of Village(s)". The official fee is Rs 300 per map sheet (Map Requisition), and you can follow it under "Application Status" with the type "Map Requisition". Read more on our Tahasil portal guide.

If you need the boundary marked on the ground, Odisha Revenue Services lists "Apply for Demarcation (For Private Individual)", with an official fee of Rs 800 per plot. A map on screen never replaces that.

Problems you may face

• Village shows no map: not every village map may be digitised or loaded. Ask the Tahasil office or the RI.
• Map and RoR do not match: R&DM has issued notices on web-based Bhunaksha for correcting cadastral maps. Report the mismatch at the Tahasil; the online tool cannot fix it.
• Site slow or blank: try the app2bhunakshaodisha.nic.in entry, a desktop browser, or a later time.
• Login button: the map view and plot report did not need a login when we checked; "Login" is usually for officials.

For land size conversions from the plot report, use our acre and decimal converter. For any area in Bhubaneswar, the Khordha guide applies the same steps.